Virtual Reality Panoramas of the Berkeley Campus

Virtual Reality Panoramas of the Berkeley Campus
University of California

From the Geography Computing Facility

QuickTime VR is a revolutionary technology pioneered by Apple Computer that allows you to interact with an image: you can look up, down, right, left, even around behind, and zoom in and out. It is the next best thing to being there.
These images were produced by students and staff in the Geography Computing Facility, Department of Geography, University of California, Berkeley.

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For more information about QuickTime VR refer to Apples Quicktime VR Home Page, or to this on-line tutorial.

Sproul Plaza and Sather Gate: The Rick Starr Show in Sproul Plaza.; Lower Sproul Plaza and Zellerbach Plaza.; Dwinelle Plaza, just north of Sather Gate.; The patio at Alumni House (in progress).
The Center of Campus: The Campanile from the Library.; The Campanile from under the sycamores to the north.; Memorial Glade, on top of the underground library.; The reflecting pool in Memorial Glade.; Between Moffitt Library and the Valley Life Sciences Building.; At the base of the flagpole in front of California Hall (in progress).
The Southeast Quarter of Campus: The fountain next to Kroeber Hall.; The Great Hall of the Faculty Club.; The atrium of the ARF.; The swimming pool at Hearst Gymnasium (in progress).; The East entrance to the Haas School of Business (in progress).; Wurster Hall, from near Kroeber Hall (in progress).; Rhododendrons blooming in Faculty Glade (in progress).; The statue of Pappy Waldorf at the bottom of Faculty Glade (in progress).; International House on Gayley Road (in progress).
The Northeast Quarter of Campus: The Class of 1954 Gateway, the northern entrance to campus.; The courtyard at North Gate Hall.; The view from the roof of McCone Hall.; Mining Circle and the Hearst Mining Building.; The cupola of the old chemistry building, surrounded by new buildings (in progress).
The Northwest Quarter of Campus: The gingko tree east of Giannini Hall.; Pat Brown's Grill in the Genetics and Plant Biology Building.; The lawn adjacent to the Valley Life Sciences Building.; Under the Italian stone pines next to University House (in progress).
The Southwest Quarter of Campus: Among the giant trees in the Eucalyptus Grove.; The bridge over Strawberry Creek near Harmon Gym (in progress).
Northside Neighborhoods: The north side of Soda Hall (in progress).; On top of Holy Hill (in progress).
Southside and Telegraph Avenue: Inside the University Art Museum (in progress).; In front of Cody's Bookstore on Telegraph Avenue (in progress).
Oxford Street and the West Entrance: Springer Gateway, at the west entrance to campus.
Stawberry Canyon and the Lawrence Hall of Science: In the cactus greenhouse at the botanic garden.; In the desert section of the UC Botanical Garden (in progress).; Among the roses at the top of the botanic garden (in progress).; On the fifty yard line in Memorial Stadium (in progress).; The view over Berkeley from the Lawrence Hall of Science.

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